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4. The Meaning of the Separation of Powers. An Analysis of the Doctrine from its Origin to the Adoption of the United States Constitution. (Tulane Studies in Political Science, ix.) By W. B. Gwyn. New Orleans: Tulane University Press; The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1965. Pp. vii + 159. N.p
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Tulane Studies in Political Science, Volume II. The New Orleans Voter: A Handbook of Political Description. By ReissmanLeonard, SilvertK. H. and WingCliff W.Jr., Republicanism in New Orleans. By Kenneth N. Vines. (New Orleans: Tulane University. 1955. Pp. 134. $2.00.)
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Tulane Studies in Political Science, Volume II. The New Orleans Voter: A Handbook of Political Description. By Leonard Reissman, K. H. Silvert and Cliff W. WingJr., Republicanism in New Orleans . By Kenneth N. Vines. (New Orleans: Tulane University. 1955. Pp. 134. $2.00.)
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4. The Meaning of the Separation of Powers. An Analysis of the Doctrine from its Origin to the Adoption of the United States Constitution. (Tulane Studies in Political Science, ix.) By GwynW. B.. New Orleans: Tulane University Press; The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1965. Pp. vii + 159. N.p
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